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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OTIECOX. FRIDAY, JAN. 28. 1916. . . . . i : i i "7TX7 Ma(g YOU Phoned? Tell Your Dealer to send you delicious, sweet, juicy, healthful III a i STATE NEWS yea n !,' ' Son knst HiT' is c-a c-a c-a u nm z V n. li 111 Baiv.ee tSl I. inn county lias done tlio following v eils on roads during the past year Vow grades, 40.25 miles; new gmli'-l gravel nr rocked road I" miles; gravel or rock hauled oil old grades, ;i0.7.1 miles. This does not include any patch work mid represents ti total expendi ture of over $122,000 including culvert costing about $2000, ;l -C t tjuori ivews California's Selected Oranges Fine Seedless Navels. Get a dozen today. Sare the titiua wrapper for beautiful silverware CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE C-op.rtt- Nnn-proat Eastern Headquartert: 139 N. Clark Street, Chicago Beck is sinking a will on the place, some 13 miles north of row. He is now down 210 feet. One after another of the ranches ulul Ion are being supplied with goo 1 wells ami not many years hence the water, wagon will lie relegated to the junk heap and used only as an adjunct to the threshing outfit in the summer time. SUPERIOR GARDEN VEGETABLES By special effort we have secured some very fine Head Lettuce, Sprouts, Cabbage, Spring Carrot?, Artichokes and Celery. We have limited quantities only. Order early. Wards Thin Skinned Oranges We are in receipt of a special consignment for Saturday. The price per dozen 25c and 30o Sun Kist Oranges, Extra Large Sizes . Good'values at 33c and 40c per dozen. Special Demonstration of Our 35c Coffee Come and have a cup with us from 10 to G p. m. Fresh Roasted Coffee This is no blend. The coffee we sell today is roasted and ground in the morning. Scores of peo ple are finding this out and are buying their coffees from us. Every pound of coffee we sell contains a coupon representing 10 per cent of the retail value of the coffee, which we take in exchange for Crock ery and Enamel Ware. We Have the Following Brands: Economy Blend, 25c. Special, :!0c. Gem, :'5c, and Imperial Blend 40c Fisher's Blend and Art Flour Some people would find it very difficult to keep house without Fisher's Blend. If you think this idle talk, the next time you purchase flour try Fisher's Blend, and if you don't find it makes better bread than any other flour, what you have used won't cost you a cent. Fisher's Art, $1.70; Blend, $1.80. ROTH GROCERY CO. Ileppncr Herald: .leire Barlow, of the lower Eight-Mile country, is rejoic ing over the fact that he has now se cured nn abundance of water. Nicholson & liuffington, well drillers, recently completed a well on the Hallow farm after going to a depth of 4 Si' feet, an I securing a strong flow of water. I All bird lovers will lie glad to read this passage from a bird feeding story in tlie llillslioro I ndependeiit: ".lanv stories of the boldness of the starvin umc reiiows are tout. M. li. istoveu- sou left a window of his basement open and later found that the bird had entered and eaten the best part of a basket of apples that stood on shelf." BAD BREATH IE Portland Magnate Against Plan U. of C. Coach and Other Sport News Editor M. C. Athey, who has founded a six page weekly newspaper nt Burns, 1 savs in No. 1 of Volume I: "This, the ' first issue of the Harney County Tri bune, is dedicated to the business men ot ISuriis. Your hearty welcome to your city, your kindly advice, encour- ! agement and liberal support as evi deuced by the. advertising space oc cupied in this paper, is greatly apple ciatcd by tho management." Local sportsmen of The Dalles have been soliciting money with which to buy grain for feeding China pheasants and ipiail in that vicinity. If any mon ey is left after the purchase of the necessary grain, it will be placed in a "bird fund" for use next season. l'repnrntions are being ninde to grad the site for the proposed high school building in the union district, embrac ing Sveuson and Kuappa, in Clatso County. I he sile comprises six acres, ami it has been staked into acre tracts, so that the local people can bid on sec tions of the, work. Arrangements have been made for holding a public auction day at Veueta once each month, or ofteuer, if occa sion demands it. An auctioneer will be furnished free of charge, and there will not be a cent of expense, to any one. i Thirty-nine amateur actors will par ticipate in tho presentation of a play to I be put on by the I 'oiuiuercial club at ' l'aker. Tho receipts from the produc : tiou are to be used in financing a far ! mors " rest room to be installed on Main I st reel. Good Buys in Real Estate I. 'ill acre f irm, .10 ncres nuder culti vation, balance timber and pasture, iioiise, bnrn, running wider, ti I - miles , relegat from Salem, price $1.1.00 per acre. lors. " loll ncro farm in .lefferson county, (begun, to trade lor farm in Lafayette county, Missouri, price $1300.00. 00(1 ncro f.irm in flrnnt county, Min ncola, to trade for Willamette Valley faun, price $00.00 per acre. WILLAMETTE NOTES The Web I'hilo halls will be Lie scene of merriment this evening when the Willamette students assemble for Ihe annual post-exam jubilee. Notebooks and cxuiu papers will be burned with fitting ceremonies and those who were so uiil'nrtnnnlc as to pass in their semester exams will be I to li special class ot "grind- Seattle Club Women Favor Preparedness Seattle, Wash., .Ian. 28. That Un united States should be prepared foi war for tho mime reason that individ mils preparo against burglars, is the opinion of prominent Washington club women assembled in Seattle today at tending tho session of tho executive board of Federated clubs. Mrs. E. K. lliiuua nml Miss Olive E. Lender, members of the executive board of tho State Federated Women's clubs, both believe in adequate national preparedness, and in women knowing guniy.nl ion, will hold soon, sometime next week. Mr. .las per will give the first paper, "Intern-ton- of the Immigrant. " He has been making n rueful study of the immigra tion uueHtiou, hence he will undoubt edly have n very interesting aper. The next subject will be presented by Miss llrown, "The Oriental in Kin erson." While Miss tlladys ('arson will give a paper on "Some Shakes pearean Traditions and Curiosities." This dub will meet ouco a mouth and will give its members consider ible interesting informal ion on various sub jects. 1 triil'. ltobert Stauffer is the 1 acre, 12 acre loganberries, good organizer, house, close to c uline, price $1300.00. j I'rof. .lames T. Matthews will act Terms to suit, (3 per cent interest, as one of the judges at the intorschol- I nit llllivnlion, good ! I.;,, i, ors. 1 he rcmunltcc nils iiiraneed good program and afterwards "ouls" will be served. The ficulty will be present and it may be considered as how to linndlo cuns as well. 11 ilmtion 1'iirty. ' don't seek to kill burglars," s-' i lie iMignsii ciiin, a new campus or yr. Jinnim. "but. I want them all to its first meeting, know th:ir I linvn n well olio, I unn iiiubir I . M . I ... my pillow oud that I would use it if 11 acres nil under cultivation, .1 room Ionise, barn, 0 acres in Italian prune orchard, spring water, price if 1 .100.00, i $'l(l down, bnl.iiieo 0 per cent interest. 10. 20, 30, or 40 acre tracts in Onl-, vestou county, Texas, to trade for al- ley property. I i M'O ncro farm in Hoik county to trade for city property or small acre age, price $00.00 per acre. tliev attacked me. same way mbout I feel somewhat the national; prepared- Miss Lender ntd that she carried n tiny automatic, nt.d therefore practices, well us preaches preparedness. AUTO STRUCK COASTERS Portland, Or,, .Tan. 2S. Judge -Me Credie is on record todav ana'nst Sun lay morning games at Vernon park. Answering the shouts of the California magnates who favor double-headers ev ery Sun.liy nt Portland and Salt Lake he declared the extra games played by the California clubs were an advan tage to them, not a drawback. "I have nlwnys accepted it is an axiom of sport that the home team has a big percentage in its favor." he said. "Crowd, environment, psychology, all favor it. If we play 12" fewer home games than the California teams, how can this be an advantage for us.'" Stroud To Name Coach. Berkeley, Cal., Jan. 28. Whether John Stroud, graduate manager of Ath letics at the I'niversity of Califorai i, has succeeded in getting a football coach for the blue and gold in the east will be learned today when Stroud re turns to the campus from an extended eastern trip. la his journey back across the con tinent, Stroud has been mum regard ing the success of his mission. It Ins been rumored that he had obtained op tions on the services of three first class coaches, presenting a formidable list of talent from which the athetotic com mittee can inak? n choice. Loses Umpire Job. San Francisco, Jan. 28. President P.anm, of tin- Pacific Oust league, to day notified Tyler Christian, former manager of the Oaks that he would be unable to place him as umpire during the coming season. Christian had filed his application for a pi ice as nr- utrator lint llaiim declare:! the um pires who o! delated last year will be retained. Elk Bowlers Win Two and Tie One with Feds The Elk bowlers took two games from the Federals at the club alleys last night in the city series after tiie score of the first game was tied at 823. The total pins for the Elks was 2081 and for the Federals was 2100. K i.v- smashed 213 for high game and llussey, also of the Elk team, rolled I ."9 for high average. The score follows: Elks. 1 2 : Av Hill lo" 112 211 b'alph Pratt Kav . Skiff Ifussey ...Lit! Ids ...I7!t Kid ...In:; 210 I on 1UK 2i:l 10.1 20(1 Dr. Edward3" Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove it ....N20 'J 10 ill: Totals Total pins 20SI. Team av.einge 171. Fedorah. v. , 1 2 .1 Av oini s is.; l st; i si; siddall l:io 170 Mil if. 7 A- S,amp I 111 I.Ki Hill Lit ('raven ; 1 70 1.1:! mil U Humphreys ...lhS ls.3 P.U IS!) Tot lis Total pins 2100. Team average Hiii Dr. TMwanl.V Oiive Tablets, the substi tute f,.r calomel, a. t e nilv on tho l.owels irl n...--iuv ly do the wu ic. Peoi.le aiinetcd with h.ol breath find quick rullcf tin- .i:..;h Dr. K.Iwanls' Olivu Tahlet.i. The I'leosanl, wrtar-mite 1 tab-1-t-i are taken Cor bad breath by all who know them. L)r. Howards' Olive Tablets net cently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimu latinir them to natural aeti ei, ule.irins the blood and g-. utly puri.'ying the entire sys tom. 'I hey do that which dangerous calo mel i.oc3 without any of the bad alter til'ectg. All tho benefits of nasty, s'ckenlnfr, Krltdns; cathartics nre derived from Dr. Kdwar.ls' Olive Tablets wilhout griping; pain or disasre- ahle effects uf any kind. 1 r. !'. M. Kdw.inls diseovereil fh for. mulii after seventeen years of practice amonf,' patients uliMcted with bowel nml liver complaint with the attendant bad breath. Dr. I'M wards' Olive Tablets nrn niirelv rKiauie ciM linn 1. Illlxeo w r l iulv- nl - you will '.now them by their olive color. Take one or two every night for a week mill note the effect. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Tlie Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, O. NEW TODAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EATS3 Rate per word New Today: Each insertion, per ord la Oue week (6 insertions), per word. ...5c One mouth (26 insertions), per word 17o All ads must bo ordered for i stated length of time, no ad to count less than. 10 words. The Capital Journal will not be re sponsible for mora than one insertion for errors in Classified Advertise ments. Read your advertisement the first Jay it appears and notify us im mediately if it contains an error. Minimum charge, loc. .S2! 8.1!) 802 HELP M KIDNEYS Salem Readers Are Learning the Way. kidney P's the little kidney ills The lame, weak or aching back The tit-unticcd urinary disorders That may lead to dropsy and Bright 's i.-ease. When the kidneys aro weak, Help them with Donu's Kidney Tills, A remedy especially for weak kid neys. I 'o.m's have been used troubles for .10 years. Endorsed bv -lO.OoO nennlc endorsed at home. Proof in a Salem citizen's statement. Joseph Wint. 008 High St., Salem, says: "Mv kidneys worn ilisnnlnm.i and my back seemed to have lost lt strength. Doan's Kidney Pills soon fixed tne up all right. I know that Uoan's Kidney Pills are a fine kblnnv medicine and I willingly recommend them." Price 50c, nt all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy net I'oau s Kidney Pills the same thnt Mr. Wint had. Foster-Milbum Props., Euffalo, X. V. All Quiet Again On the Mexican Border Brownsville, Texas, Jan. 2S. Of ficials here felt today there is no danger now of clashes over the miniature inva sion of American soldier-swimmers into Mexico Wednesday. Return of the two Americans seized by the .Mexicans, on the Mexican side, coupled with reported orders for arrest of the .Mexicans in volved in the sei7.ure were taken to mean that both countries are satisfied at the outcome and that there will be no further trouble. Meantime, however, preparations nre under way for a coiirtninrtial of the lieutenants who crossed the boundary in pursuit of the captors of the pair of soldiers. LADIES! LOOK YOUNG. Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and No body Can Tell. Brush It Through Hair Washington, Jan. 2S'.Courtiuarliul of the lieutenants involved in crossing the .Mexican boumlnry in pursuit of captured companions will end the "in vasion" episode of Wednesday, war de partment officials indicated today. Passenger Agents To Ba In Salem Tomorrow Passeaecr ll-'ellls from nil the ten, I. ing railroads in tin- east will pass through Salem tomorrow, and an ef fort will be made to have them spend a short time in the city. They will come on the exposition special uul arrive in the city at 2: 12 o'clock. Each if they (iiniiot be induced to stop off between trains, they will be properly met by members of' tiie com- uiercml club and given several things by which they will remember Salem when routing tourists for their trips of the coast. It is now the policy of t ho main roads in the east to educate their pas senger agents in various parts of t'no country ind those passing through have been sent out to the const in or der that they may know from personal travel something about the west. Gray hair, however, handsome, de notes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a youthful appearance. lour hair is your charm. It makes or mors the lace. When it fades, turns gray and looks dry, wispy and scrnggly, just a iew applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold. Don't stay gray! Look young! Either prepare the tonic at home or get from any drug store a 50 cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound." Thousands of folks recom mend this rendy-to-use preparation, be cause it darkens the hair beautifully and removes dandruff, stops scalp itching and falling hair; besides, no one enn possibly tell, as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the grayi hair disappears; after another applica tion or two, its natural color is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lus trous, and you appear years younger. PHONE U37 For wood saw. tf IIAKRY. Window cleaner. Phone 70S. JanJl WAXTED Beef Phone 1425-M. Cittle and veal. Feb 20 OVEULAXD CAR For sale. Jmpiire i). Cade, West falt-m. Jau31 OAK, ash, old fir, second growth, cora wood. Phone 1322J. Feo7 SPRIXG WHEAT (Grass wocat). A. J. Patton, Mack-ay, Ore. ,. Jan 29 SECOND GROWTH FIR WOOD $3.50 per cord. Phone 2219. tf FURXISHED APARTMENTS $5.00 to $15.00. 491 North Cottage. tf FOR RENT Half of modern furnished home. Call at 352 Xorth Twelfth. Jan 31 RATL1FF HOL'SK Fresh rooms. homo cooking. 650 X. Winter. IJione 392-W. Eeb2 WANTED TO LOAN 2tJO.OO cood se curity. Address G. N. care Journal. Jan2S WANTED By young lady, room and board near state bouse. Answer K. L., Journal. Jan23 FOR SALE Xo. 5 Underwood type writer; No. 3 Burroughs Adding Ala chine. Telephone 10. Jan3l WANTED Position on farm for man and wife, inquire D. Cade, West Sa lem. Jan3l ABSOLUTELY PURE MAPLE SYRUP From Xew York, $1.60 per gallon it Damon's. Feb 22 FOR RENT Modern 8 room house at 1030 ilood street, inquire of 645 X. Winter street, or Ijhono 613. Jan2S FOR KENT Modern seven room resi dence near Court house. John II. Scott, over Chicago Store. Jan31 DEAD ON HIS FEET Co., 10 acres nil under soil, fine building site, 3 1-2 miles from Salem, prico $13.10.00. This is n bur--jam in 10 acres. Ilood G room plastered house, barn, cement milks, furniture goes with the place, price $7.10.00, $100.00 down. ilood 5 room plastered house, large lot, (10 bv 1.10 feet. This is a good Imv, Puce $10.10.00. W. H. Grabenhorst & Company j 273 State Street Taconui. Wash., Jan. 2$. .Tames Mor ris, aged 10, is at home today suffering from ti broken nml and Arrat Carlson, aged II, is painfully bruised as n re sult of being struck by tin automo bile while const iug on one of Ihe hilly streets here last night. Thirteen per- lebate loniol.t between So leni ' 'iis "ere pnuiy Hurt in coasting ncoi- and Jefferson high, nt the nnli-, diiriiijr n provious mtow full. toiiuin of the Salem high school, The ipiostion to be debited is "The Swiss .Military System." The I'niversity of Washington bas ketball team will meet the Willam ette " Mcnr Cuts" tomorrow niclit. nt . i -. '. .... il... r: il.......t ..' .a...... i cbiri-d hern tn.lnv flint lut in ate.....!.. ;., ' U-., ....... l..,o .. t il.: f'nvor of niilitnrv nr,.,, nr. ..,,. wo n n.l ,1,,.. I 1 . ' ti.-uiu i mi nun u mm ii'tiin mi"; r 'M ...... ..... ii.i.i i.n.i year, and they .tie expecting to Will-!"'' "i"1 step ho would have college men iop Willamette. instructed In military tactics in summer The I'niversity of Washington Daily, ! enmps. He will ninke several speeches in speaking of their team says: The Angeles en route back east, boys have been showinir wonderful im ! and will go into the game ! BELIEVES LIKE WOODROW i j Sun Frnnciseo, Jan. 2S. President ; Hibben, of Princeton university, suc cessor to Woodrow Wilson there, de- No Accidents Reported From Marion County No accidents were reported from Ma rion county to the State Industrial Ac- iilent commission for the week clidini: yesterday though 1(1 were reported trom other parts of the stute. Two were fatal. Of the total number reported Kill were subject to the workmen's compen sation act; 10 were from public utility erporations; 10 were from other firm's and corporations who have rejected the provisions ot the act. Ihe tolluwin.' number of necident ny industry: Sawnii I. :i:1- bnrrriiirr. Ill; meat packing, li; construction, 10; light ui.t power, o; coal rompnnv, 2; transfer i'Diupanv, 2; paper mill. sV foundry. 3: flour mill, ,"; irrigation. 2: nuto works. iron and steel works, -1; railroad construction. 17. The following one ach: Soap company, rrorerv. laundry. sheet metal works, machine "shop, miik coiupany, garage, can company, quarry, mining, plumbing, farming, trunk and bag nianufiictuiiug, publishing com pany, brewery, tank nml pipe company, roofing matin facta re, railroad passen ger, show case manufacture, furniture niiiuufactiire, wholesalers. telephone English Labor Favors Reduction of Armaments Bristol, Eng., Jan. 28. Strong reso lutions favoring reduction of arma ments and other measures to prevent fu ture wars were adopted today in the closing session of the big labor conven tion. The delegates also overwhelming ly approved entrance of laborites into the coalition government a ml disap proved the demand of radicals for their resignation. I'naninious resolutions nsled that ns far ns possible the cost of the war In met by increased income taxes, and by state acquisition of railways, mines, shipping, insurance and banking. 1,000 FAMILIES HOMELESS s! Memphis, Tenn., .Ian. 28 One thons '. ;nnd families are homeless because of floods in the White, Arkansas, Black and St. Krnncis rivers. Hundreds have taken refuge in skiffs and tree tops, and many rescue workers .ire engaged in taking them from their precarious perches. During the forenoon, four mothers with babes in their arms, were taken from tree tops where they had spent a cold rainv night. 00 ED MKHAL Iluarlen Oil Capsules will bring new life and quickly relieve that stopped-up congested feeling. They will thoroughly cleanse and wash out the kidneys and bladder and gently carry off the ill effects of excesses of all kinds. The healing, soothing oil soaks right into the walls and lining of the kidneys and expels the poisons in your system. Keep your kidneys in good shape by daily use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules and you will have good health. Go to your druggist nt once and secure a package of this time-honored, world-wide rem edy. It is not a "patent medicine." It is passed upon by U. S. Government chemists and declared pure before com ing into this country. COLD METAL is the pure, original Haarlem Oil, im ported direct from the ancient labora tories in Holland where it is tho Na tional Household Remedy of the sturdy Dutch. Look for the" name GOLD MEDAL on every box. Accept no sub stitute. Your druggist will gladly re fund your money if not ns represented. THE MAYO REUUTATION San Francisco, Jan. 27. In order that he might have an operation per formed by tlie famous M ivo Brothers of Rochester, Minnesota, Manager J. A. Harkley of the Capetown, S. A. street railways traveled nearly nearly 1.1,000 miles. He will leave here soon for Rochester. TO TRADE Buggy horse, to trade for cow, or chickens, or will sell cheap. Fhono 77F13. Feb3 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms in. large suites from $ti to $8 per month. Why pay more! Call at 313 1-2 Xorth Commercial. tf WANTED To tiade good lot in re stricted district, for team, harness and farm wagon. Address J. y, care of Journ.il. Jau31 FOR RENT Store, 21x165 feet, elec trie lights and Bteam heat. See Watt Shipp Co., 219 North Commercial street. Phone 363. tf WANTED Single man, good appear ance, to travel with advertising crew. Steady year round position. 30, Journal. Jan23 WANTED 10 to 20 acres of land with some improvements, must bo cheap for cash, not too far out, north or east prefered. Address A. E. I!., caro of Journal. Jan 27. WANTED Information of Iva Louisa Thomas Gorden, last heard from i Salem, Oregon, general delivery. No tify J. W. Thomas, Selma, Calif., Box 393. Feb8 2000 CORDS OAK STUMPAGE For sale or trade, no reasonable offer re fused as I need the land for pasture. Address C. J. VanAvery, Independ ence, Oregon. Jan2S IMMIGRATION SCANDAL UP GOES TO FACE TRIAL. proveineut wiin good chances of winning. 1 ne men Deutsche and Riddle. The Willamette who will play on the Washington team lineup will perhaps be the usual oue: are: I'oiwards, D.ividson and Sunder. Forwards, Jewett and Breoks; center, r Unlmer; iter, Schivley; guards,! Jackson; guards, Flegel and Irvine. WAi-tT ARMY POSTS KEFT Washington, Jin. 2S Secretary or War (lariisou is opposed to decreasing the number of iiriuv posts in the Uni ted States. He said so today to the Portland. Or., Jan 2.. Charles W. Morrison, the young bridegroom forger, left today for I.os Angeles in euseody of Dectective Wawlry of that city. His bride joined her rela'tives in the' south soon after their honeymoon was halt ed by Morrison's arrest here. TOO LONG FOR BERTH Sun rrnncisco, Jan. 27. Because t'no in n communication , Union liner Moiina front Wi-Minr-tnii senate in resnoiwe to Keontni. . l i.l .... l.....tl.a -...::..... i it.-i. 1' n - ' ' . . i ........ j ....i, .!,, ... .in... , iicicui Ivlliu. I00" ".nun caning lor me tie- eri .vincKen.ie, T feet, 2 inches tails ot cost and upkeep of these posts. I had to sleep in the social hall. . tall, Let 'er Rain! If you've a man's work to do, wear Tow er's Fish Brand Reflex Slicker $3.00 The coat that keeps out all the rain. Re flex Edges stop every drop from running in at the front Protector Hat, 75 cents Satisfaction Guaranteed QWF Jy Send for Jrtt catalog A. J.TOWER CO. tt, BOSTON USIJ BRM San Francisco, Jan. 28. After being in abeyance several weeks, the local immigration scandal will probably como into tho limeliaiit next Mondav. Then the grand jury is slated to hold a special session to take up tlie alle.-cl smuggling of 80 Chinese into San Fran cisco on the liner Mongolia. Indict ments of 25 men, including immigra tion service men, is said to be in pros pect. TO CLOSE RED LIGHTS San Francisco, Jan. 2S. Action against four alleged violators of the red light abatement law were started by tho law enforcement league today. Tho league's annual report said the po lice and district attorney's office have shown a marked unwillingness to co operate in a campaign to close the red light district. WHO ARE THE LIARS? Washington, Jan. 28. Of ficials asked ono another today who aro tho alleged "liars the president mentioned last night in Xew York as seeking to mis inform him regarding Mexican condi tions. Congressmen regarded some of their fellows askance ns possible mem bers of the new "Ananias club" awf. there was a prospect that sharp re torts would be made from the floors of both houses. N0TIC E Special for Saturday Only We will put eels on your shoes, any make heels for 25c Modern 474 Court StreetAcross Street From "Wells Fargo" Express Company Bra 11 TT W "3 Kubber n hoe Reoair ComDani . 4